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Future Postbaccalaureate Students

Postbaccalaureate students must apply to OSU as Postbaccalaureate Student. Once you have applied, been admitted, have indicated you will be attending OSU, and set up your ONID username and password, you can add DPP to your admission status for free!

Once admitted to DPP, you would be considered a student at OSU and any Oregon and Hawaii community college partners. Upon being admitted, you have 10 terms or 2 years before you have to take a class at OSU. During those 10 terms you have an "active student status" which means each of those 10 terms you would be able to “dual enroll” at both OSU and your partner school, or only take classes at OSU, or only take classes at the partner community college; it all will depend on your situation and what works best for you.

With DPP, even if you do not attend OSU right away, you do have an "active student status" which allows you to have access to important advising resources:

After admitted to OSU, you can add DPP for free to your admission status.

Can take classes (ecampus or on-campus) at OSU and any of our 20 partner schools.

If a student is taking classes at both campuses at the same time,financial aid counts enrollment at both institutions for the same term (for qualified students).

Increased flexibility in scheduling with access to more classes through the community college, on-site at OSU, and with online courses offered though the OSU Ecampus.

Access to libraries, computer labs, and other services on both campuses (subject to an additional fee).